Here’s a fingerstyle pattern which only uses the thumb and index finger of the right hand. It’s split up in two videos. This is video 1 and video 2 will feature some variations (Using more fingers) to this harp finger pattern. It’s split up in different exercises. I provide my tabs and lessons for free and I don’t want any money for it. But if you like them I would greatly appreciate a small donation for Haiti or one of the organizations I support (info can be found on my site). Tablature for these exercises : www.myspace.com/heronymusic I always get excited from new fingerstyle patterns which gives me a lot of new ideas. I also noticed my fingers are getting more supple after playing them. I think a song sounds more diverse with some knowledge and use of right hand patterns. Hopefully these lessons will give you new inspiration and guitar fun. It’s split up in 6 exercises and they will guide you step by step. Please let me know if you have any tips or feedback concerning these lessons. Level : Beginner/intermediate Video 2 and more fingerstyle pattern lessons are coming up! Best regards Jeroen akoestische gitaar les leçon de guitare acoustique akustische Gitarre Lektion violão aula lección de guitarra acústica lezione di chitarra acustica akustiske guitar lektion akustisk gitarr lektion

I’ve seen lots of people teaching the 1234 exercise to beginner bassists at the bottom of the neck. It’s a recipe for disaster!! Here’s some advice on how to keep that exercise safe and approachable for beginners.

By request, a quick tutorial on how to begin intergrating your thumb and ring finger into your bass guitar plucking technique. Use of a playing ramp and metronome is discussed as well.

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Here’s a quick lesson that discusses some of the physical aspects of plucking on the bass guitar. It emphasises the need for a relaxed, fluid approach to help avoid strain, cramp or injury.